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There’s more to renting a car than just being an option for those who don’t own an automobile. Renting can sometimes be more cost-effective than purchasing a brand-new vehicle, especially if the driver only needs an automobile for an irregular trip. It’s also one way...
Per Nebraska law, arson refers to the illegal act of setting fire (or causing an explosion that sets fire) to the property of another person. Regardless of the reasons for the fire, all arson offenses are felonies that can lead to steep fines and prison time on...
Nebraska has strict rules for selling, renting or transferring firearms. Within Omaha, law enforcement only deems a firearm purchase lawful if it complies with relevant laws and procedures. This means sellers and buyers must obtain the proper paperwork before...
Streaming services may be incredibly popular nowadays, but some still watch cable TV. And although cable TV has remained relevant in this age of Netflix and Disney+, the industry still suffers from piracy. Cable piracy is illegal in Nebraska. But what counts as...
Nebraska is a no-fault divorce state. Therefore, when you want to file for a divorce, you and your spouse must only express that your marriage is beyond repair. A no-fault divorce does not always prevent a contested divorce. Issues such as child custody, child...
There’s been a lot of controversy around traffic stops by law enforcement for a number of reasons. In some cases, the reasons for the stops are murky, at best. In some cities across the country, law enforcement agencies have even prohibited stops for things like...
Thousands of Americans find themselves on the wrong side of the law each year. While some cases are dropped by either the police or the courts, others end up in a trial. Depending on the nature of the crime, you may be released on bail while awaiting the determination...
Embezzlement is one of the lesser-known theft offenses and it can be difficult to know exactly what it entails. If you’ve been charged with the offense, you may not be completely clear about what exactly the prosecutor needs to do to find you guilty if you are...
When a single incident that leads to someone’s arrest turns into a whole pile of related criminal charges, that’s called charge stacking. Officially, you’re just being given the charges the prosecution sees as applicable to your situation. In reality, however, the...
You have the right to privacy and enjoyment of your property. As such, having a stranger enter your home or car and conduct a search can be unsettling and even embarrassing. Even if the stranger in question is a police officer, the idea of them going through your...
